Immature Hawk Feasts on Insect in Nature's Detail (Repetition: 108w)

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A highly detailed eye-level close-up shot captures an immature broad-winged hawk perched on a textured tree branch against a softly blurred vibrant green background. The hawk, with its head turned to the right, is actively engaged in consuming a reddish-brown insect larva held securely in its pale yellow beak. A droplet of amber liquid, likely sap or insect fluids, drips from the larva’s body. The bird’s plumage is a rich tapestry of browns and whites; its back and wings are predominantly dark brown with subtle lighter feather edges, while its chest and belly display intricate patterns of dark brown-and-white mottled feathers. Its keen, bright yellow eyes are sharply focused. Its strong, bright yellow talons grip the rough, light brown bark of the branch firmly. To the right of the hawk, a cluster of pale, circular, wasp-like nests or cocoons are attached to the tree branch, providing additional visual interest and texture to the scene. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the bird's features and the textures of the branch.

Created February 15, 2026, Sunday